I have been using the A/C Delco for about 1 1/2 yrs. now. (I got 14 mins. to start using them) Could not find one readily last time so I used a Bosch. If you are trying to cross the numbers, it is for a '97 Mazda Minivan with the V6 engine. The A/C and Bosch have a bypass pressure relief valve and some of the othere don't. Some will cross over according to the books, but will not actually work. I don't remember the one I used and had trouble with but it was to short and would not screw up all the way and oil would pore out. I think it was a Fram or Puralator. The A/C and Bosch are a little longer that the OEM.

 

Duramax- Where have you been hiding?? I thought you retired??

 

[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] K&N WORKS GOOD, I PAY AROUND 8-10.00 BUCKS THOUGH, CAN I GET THIS FILTER CHEAPER? ANYONE........

 

RAPTORJAY it is mad up of stainless steel micronic filter cloth there are more benefits than just reusable it out performs paper filters. Here is the link http://www.scottsperformance.com/indexmain.html

 

micro-gard gl14612 also works and is a 1/2" shorter than ac 2057

 

I have never hit the 2057 with my foot, nor do i know anybody that has. I also know that the puralator does not work.

 

I thought aout using a 2057 for a cruiser peg / oil filter / clothes line? What do ya think guys??

 

ha ha yes. i screwed that pf2057 on there today. no problems. and gm blue is darned close to yammie blue as well. a liitle longer, a little more filter i hope.
i have a size 8 foot, so no pedal trouble. if i get into speedway, i'll use it as a footpeg!
good idea! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img] worked out great guys! thanx